Long story short, I grew up in Dagenham until my father selfishly decided to break to me in 2016 'we are moving to Russia, that's it' and I had to abandon everything from school books to my identity.

What might be the impact of online learning on children across the country?

One of the most speculated facets of the global pandemic is its impact on young people’s health. However, the Department For Education has investigated precisely this through its new research report; so, how has the pandemic affected us?

Voice speaks to Frances Duncan, CEO of Brighton’s Clock Tower Sanctuary (CTS) about homelessness in the city, and what they do to help those in need, specifically younger people who have become insecurely housed or live on the streets.

Our experiential online Youth Voice Training courses offer organisations the tools to better engage and involve young people in decision making processes and designing projects - making progressive moves to innovate and grow using youth insight.

Ageism is a type of discrimination that’s not as known as some of its other familiar discriminations, despite being one of the most pervasive and brushed-off of them all – and young people feel the burden of ageism the most.

Conducted by community organisation Conscious Youth, the study found that 71% of young people aged 11 - 25 feel more confident in supporting causes they feel passionately about online.

Free online event for young people, 'I Love My Work' with the National Saturday Club. 

How our favourite US ‘teen’ TV dramas have been destroying our mental health, especially among teens...

Mousetrap’s annual Youth Leadership in the Arts Conference is back, and it’s coming to a living room near you!

For Children's Mental Health Week, we are sharing the story of a young person whose life was saved by Childline. Trigger warning: this piece references suicide. 

Join us for a virtual event on Tuesday 15 December 6:30PM-7:30PM!